Dragon Tiger
Dragon Tiger
Dragon Tiger is a fast-paced, two-card casino game, highly popular in Asian markets and often streamed live by providers like Evolution Gaming. Often compared to Casino War for its straightforward 'high card wins' principle, it is one of the simplest card games available in a casino setting.
How to Play
Two main positions are featured on the table: Dragon and Tiger. The objective is to bet on which position will receive the higher card.
- One card is dealt to the Dragon position.
- One card is dealt to the Tiger position.
- The position with the Highest Card Wins. (King is High, Ace is Low).
Bets & Payouts
- Dragon/Tiger Win: Pays 1:1.
- Tie: Pays 11:1 (but half your main bet is usually returned).
- Suited Tie: Pays 50:1.
House Edge: ~3.73% on main bets (typically higher than Baccarat).
Related Terms
- House Edge
The mathematical advantage that the casino has over the player in any given game.
- The Free Trade & Processing Act (1994)
The landmark legislation passed by Antigua and Barbuda that effectively birthed the online gambling industry.
- Volatility (Variance)
A measure of the risk level associated with a specific game, defining how often and how big you can expect to win.
- Bonus Buy Explained
A mechanic that allows players to pay a premium (usually 50x-100x the bet) to trigger the game's main bonus round immediately.
- Microgaming
The Isle of Man-based software company credited with developing the world's first true online casino software in 1994.
- Revenue Share (RevShare)
An affiliate commission model where the webmaster earns a percentage of the players' net losses for the lifetime of the account.